Onomatopoeia Word Search

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Words that imitate sounds are called
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The ability of language to talk about things not present
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The principle that words have no natural connection to their meaning is
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Theory that humans are born with an innate ability for language
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Theory that language is acquired through imitation and reinforcement
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Study of the meaning of words
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Shortening the end of a word
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Taking words from another language
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Combining two words to make a new one
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Using part of a word to form a new one
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Combining parts of two words to make a new one
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A word borrowed from India (Hindi)
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The system of sounds in a language is called
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A spoken or written form of communication
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An example of compounding
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An example of foreclipping
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An example of blending
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An example of borrowing: “ballet” was borrowed from
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An example of onomatopoeia: “buzz” imitates the sound of a
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Compounding break+fast